The gears in this diagram show the mechanics of a complex document review project circa 2018. The role I play in such projects, and other search specialists like me, is that of the AI Trainer (the dark blue gear with Read More …
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Analysis of Important New Case on Predictive Coding by a Rising New Judicial Star: “Winfield v. City of New York”
There is an important new predictive coding opinion in the SDNY by a new judge in town. Winfield, Stewart, Noel v. City of New York, Case no. 15-CV-05236, 2017 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 194413 (S.D.N.Y., Nov. 27, 2017). The opinion is by Read More …
WHY I LOVE PREDICTIVE CODING: Making Document Review Fun Again with Mr. EDR and Predictive Coding 4.0
Many lawyers and technologists like predictive coding and recommend it to their colleagues. They have good reasons. It has worked for them. It has allowed them to do e-discovery reviews in an effective, cost efficient manner, especially the big projects. That Read More …
More Enhancements to the TAR Course with New Videos on the Importance of Keyword Search, Blair Maron, the Search Quadrant and a Similarity Search Tip
Many new enhancements were made to the TAR Course this weekend, including additions and revisions to the written materials, new graphics, new homework (for the first time) for the Twelfth Class (Random Prevalence), along with two new videos, one for Read More …
New Video to Introduce the TAR Course
We are continuing to upgrade the e-Discovery Team’s free TAR Course. The latest improvements include the addition of “homework assignments” to the first ten classes. These are challenging and add to the depth of the instruction. The homework includes both Read More …